The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
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Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
-s5Et Abroad. IS
Aliss Barbara schempf ia visiting friends
in Bellaire. Al
Mr.. A. Hayward, Of Detroit, Mich, is
in the city for o short stay.
Col. Joe ~; Lysinger, q well-known
Pittshurgher, is at the Stamn Hetss.
AIre. NJ. A. Murrin and Miss Bessie
pIueH are visiting friends in steubenvilie.
Mr.. Hullihen Quarter has returned
from the East, where he has been for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Wheat, of Min
Fneapolis, Mimi, are here on visit to
relatives.
MIR. Henry Schmulbach's name will APP
pear as that Of surety on the bond OF Mr..
Howard wilkinson, the new clerk Of the
Board OF Water Commissioners.
Mics Clara Ciarke, the chief night opera
tor at the Central Telephone Exchange, is
lying very low with typhoid fever. Der
many friends will deeply regret learning
OF this fact.
Mr.. W. ". Green, Of New York, q very
clever gentleman, is the guest of Col. Tom
Wilson, OF the South Side. They have
been associated together in the csttle
business in Dakota.
Rev. George P. Hays, D. D., Of Cincin.
natl, formerly the well-known President
oil Washington.JeGerson College, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Hays, are the guests OF
Rev. 9. @. Hays, Of Bridgeport.
Messrs. J. N. Vance, Alfred Psull and
Mr.. Williams have been elected elders OF
the Fist Presbyterian Church, and Messrs.
H. Hearne and W. F. Butler, Jr., have
been chosen deacous. The vacancies thus
filled have e1iated for some time.
Mr.. O. W. Shrewsbury, representing
James W. Tufts, Of Boston, Mass, the So
ds water fountain man, WAS at the Mcclure
House yesterday. Mr.. Shrewsbury FORM
erly lived here, and was ono Of the gentle
men prominent in organizing tho T. P. A.
for this State. "
Miss Laura sehandien, charming
young lady Of Philadelphia, who visited
here last season, is again q guest Of tho
residence of Mr.. William F. stiiel. She
10 accompanied by Miss Emma Ruthard,
also Of Philadelphia. These ladies came
on to attend the Arion masquerade, and
will remain here Tor several weeks. It is
needless to add that they will be welcome
gueste. tys.yfS5 -,
The officials Of tho Hamburg line OF
steamers at New York telegraphed this
paper, yesterday Of the safe arrival in that
city OF Col. Max Sthwa,z on the steamer
Rugia, and that no had left for Philadel-
phia and this city, accompanied by friends.
He will arrive here this week and at
once reaume his business relations with
Wetty & Co., after IN sbsence of two
months, during which he visited relatives
in Germany. q 2t '5
Mr.. N. A. Morkill is at the stamm
Houae. He is hero ahead Of O. B. ahep-
hard's Comedy Company presenting
Daly's "a Night On" which is to play a
return engagement at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening. It will be remem-
bered that this company was here early
in December and gave avery pleasing per.
iormnnce. Mr.. Morkill was at that time
member. Of the company. He says that
wherever return engagements have been
played the business has been first-c!ass.
Mr.. ]. P. Harris, business manager OF
Mr.. Newton Beers Lost in London"
Company, was in the city yesterday.
This company will be at the Opera House
next Wednesday evening. Mr.. Beers is
q talented gentleman who has many
friends here, and they will be glad to vel
come him. His new plsy is said to bc u
and impressive spectacular per-
tormance, It has had q remarkable run
not only in all the large cities OF this
country but in London, Paris and Bsrlin;
It is to be given here with all lts original |
music, lights, acenic and mechanical Ell
lects. Il will DO notable theatrical event. |